Starting a New Chat
The New Chat feature allows users to interact with the NCP assistant for querying network data, retrieving reports, or analyzing device behavior across projects and data sources.

Step 1: Start a New Chat
The New Chat page is the default landing screen after login
Simply click into the chat prompt and type your query in natural language
You can begin interacting with the NCP assistant immediately, no additional navigation required
Step 2: Use Mentions
@Mention: Mention another user for collaboration - this does not trigger the AI assistant
Use this when chatting directly with a team member inside the platform
Data Connector Mention: Mention a specific connector (e.g.,
#Splunk
,#NetBox
) to scope the AI's query to that sourceNCP will only fetch data from the mentioned connector, ensuring targeted results


Step 3: User Chat (Optional)
Toggle User Chat to view your personal chat history within NCP
This includes previous queries, support interactions, and insights from past sessions - useful for continuity or revisiting earlier findings
You can also manage individual chat sessions using the available options:
Pin Chat - Keep important conversations easily accessible at the top
Download Chat - Export the full conversation locally for offline reference or documentation
Archive Chat - Clean up your main view without deleting data permanently
Delete Chat - Permanently remove a chat from history


Step 4: Advanced Chat Operations (Optional)
Each conversation entry supports additional actions for better context and workflow management:
Copy: Quickly copy a message for reuse or sharing.
Good/Bad Response: Provide feedback on the assistant’s response to improve future accuracy.
Delete Chat: Permanently remove specific messages or entire chat threads from history.
These actions are accessible via the three-dot menu or contextual icons shown alongside each message or chat entry.


Example Chats
"Show the interface errors on all spine switches via #IP Fabric"
"Generate a report of top talkers from #NetFlow"
"@John Please validate these device stats from #SNMP"
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